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the error message mentions your 'host' computer. i know very little about virtual machines, but is the 'host' the real machine?
your bios is different to mine, but do you have a similar entry to this? mine was in 'cpu feature(s)'
and please use attachments for your pictures, thank you
You do not have Vanderpool technology / amd-v enabled in your laptop bios. The removal of the checkboxes allows the VM to work in that config.
To use the TOP CHECK BOX ONLY, enable vanderpool in your bios. Tell me your Dell service tag and "we" will tell you how, if it is possible.
video settings has a hardware acceleration check box.
The System settings also has one for Virtualization.
Dell is less than helpful. Bear with me.
I am trying to determine if your laptop support this feature. If it does not, remove the two check marks referenced earlier.
Please hold...
the only thing I can find about your BIOS so far from dell...
NOTE: Unless you are an expert computer user or are directed to do so by Dell technical support, do not change the system setup settings. Certain changes might make your computer work incorrectly.
- System configuration
- Boot order
- Boot (start-up) configuration
- Basic device configuration settings
- System security and hard drive password settings